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Which common risk factor for urinary incontinence impairs voiding?

According to the National Institute on Aging, millions of older adults experience some form of urinary incontinence. A significant subset of these cases stems from problems that interfere with bladder emptying, a condition known as overflow incontinence. Identifying which common risk factor for urinary incontinence impairs voiding is the first step toward finding relief.

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Why is my senior having trouble peeing? Understanding common causes and when to seek help

According to Yale Medicine, roughly 10% of men in their 70s experience urinary retention, a common cause for difficulty urinating. When a caregiver observes a senior having trouble peeing, it's crucial to understand that while aging can affect the urinary system, it's not the cause itself and may indicate underlying issues that require medical attention.

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